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Summary
Hope at hand is a nonprofit organization providing poetry and art classes to affected
youths who are at risk of being drug felons, alcoholics, drug addicts, hurt, facing domestic
violence, jails, and homelessness. The organization helps them by making their hopes a reality
by partnering with many organizations to achieve their teaching goals, offering experiences, and
increasing community building. The organization uses poetry, art, and therapeutic approaches to
provide healing and individual development for children and youths. People live with pain,
anger, and suffering in the streets, jails, and homes, some seeking revenge and some wanting to
end their lives. They have a new group of girls castellated where girls have never seen colors for
a long time. They are working with elementary teachers and high school facilitators to help
children and youths learn. The organization is pushing into the community to find those groups
Main Points
Through poetry, people get healed from their pains and addictions, violence, and
suffering.
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Poetry has a very powerful way of people dealing with pain and anger.
Poetry lifts suffering to a higher plane of regard, and it makes it matter to us so much
more.
The organization always includes poetry that participants write because they tell a story
People are coming from tough places, and they need help.
The new group for high school girls wanted to change the school's culture, empowering
The organization started by pushing into the community and finding people who needed
help.
Reaction
The Hope at Hand organization seems to bring a solution to most suffering and hurt
young men and women in society. The Director of the organization, Steffani Fletcher's effort to
go and run poetry, helped shape the organization's aims. Poetry can be used as a weapon in our
society in fighting our sufferings and pain as Alyssa Beck say that through poetry, she was able
to heal from her hurts and pains (Stanley & Nile, 1840). People's willingness to express their
sufferings and pain clearly shows that we need to go into the community and help others as
Steffani Fletcher did. However, we cannot fight this alone. We need government support and
From the knowledge and experience I gained from these videos, I do not need many
resources to bring to society. I can start by writing poems and post them on my social media
platforms; maybe the information shared can help somebody who is struggling out there
(Stanley, 1143). I can also start an initiative with my colleagues to empower some youths in our
society who need help. I can also read more books, more poems, and health therapy to get more
information on how to change my community's suffering youths (Stanley & Nile, 1845). My
favorite quotes in the videos were: "I used to be ruthless, but now I am empathetic, I always
wanted to be loved, but I never loved myself, I can't change the past, but I can make a brighter
future, I never did any good, but I must show the world that I have changed" and "Nothing and
Works Cited
Stanley, Nile V. and Fletcher, Steffani, "Optimizing Underserved Youth’s Potential by Building
Conference. 71.
Stanley, N. (2020). Poetry and media for improving upper elementary African American science